Is it any coincidence that off-duty cops are involved in so many off-duty road rage incidents, or is it indicative of their training that teaches them that they are supposed to violently control everyone around them? In 2020, this cop is seen pulling a gun on someone after a minor fender-bender accident. And of course, there was this viral video from last year where an off-duty out-of-town cop in Tennessee pulls a gun on someone in a road rage incident. And then there's a slightly less known incident of one officer in San Antonio, Texas who was involved in two road rage incidents in one year, both involving firearms, one in which he shot his victim, paralyzing him. Walker says he's had too many surgeries to remember the exact count, losing 100 pounds since the shooting. And he said he cried for days after seeing himself in a wheelchair for the first time. Nine months before he shot and paralyzed that man, he was involved in another road rage incident where officers muted their body cams while they were speaking to him and let him sit in the front seat of the police cruiser while they were investigating. Had his first road rage incident on record been taken more seriously, he may not have chosen to follow someone into a parking lot nine months later and then open fire on him, shooting six times and paralyzing him. And today, yet another video has surfaced showing a road rage incident involving a cop. After being flipped off on the road, this cop decided to follow someone home and get out of his car to confront him. There's a woman in the passenger seat of the off-duty police officer's car that records the incident. You didn't see the stop sign, bro? You didn't see the stop sign, bro? What's it matter to you? You're going straight ahead. You didn't see the stop sign? This [ __ ] kids around here. You can't blaze through the [ __ ] stop sign, jerk-off. through the stop sign. Yeah, you did. You didn't stop, bro. You didn't [ __ ] stop when you I blazed through the stop sign. No, I'm not police. I'm telling you. Stop at that stop sign. There's kids around here. I'm wondering who you are, guy. I'm minding my business. I'm minding my business. I'm minding your Don't talk to me like you. You. Yeah. I got something for you. I'll stick it right in your mouth. Yeah. Come on. Oh. Honey, call 911. CAN YOU CALL 911? CAN YOU CALL 911? OKAY. WHO THE [ __ ] DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? I'M TELLING YOU THERE'S KIDS AROUND HERE, MOTHER YOU'RE [ __ ] YOU WERE COMING AT ME. PUT YOUR HANDS I WAS PROTECTING MYSELF. I WAS PROTECTING MYSELF. PUT YOUR HANDS ON YOUR HEAD. I WAS PROTECTING MYSELF. YOU WERE COMING AT I WAS NOT COMING AT YOU. I WAS YOU CHASED ME. YOU CHASED ME IN THE PARKING LOT. YOU DON'T LIVE HERE. UH I LIVE YOU DON'T [ __ ] LIVE HERE. I LIVE RIGHT HERE. YOU DON'T LIVE HERE. YOU DON'T LIVE YOU DON'T LIVE HERE. I LIVE RIGHT HERE. NICE THIS GUY'S GOT A GUN. HE SAID HE PULLED A KNIFE ON ME. STEP BACK, MA'AM. STEP BACK. STEP BACK. STEP BACK. NO, I'm not STEPPING BACK. YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO SHOOT ME. HE PULLED A [ __ ] KNIFE ON ME. HE PULLED A KNIFE ON ME. CUZ HE'S PSYCHO AND HAVING A [ __ ] EPISODE. Get the [ __ ] I want to see your badge. NO. CALL 911. TELL THEM MY husband's a cop, please. Call them. Tell them to hurry. I'm the NYPD. I don't live here. You're not anyway. You're not New Jersey PD. This is not New Jersey. That's where he drives. This is Rockland County. Step back. Step back. Step back away from me. Why? Step back away from me. Step back away from me right now. from him. What happened? He started having a road rage incident with me. What happened where? Tell me. Right here at the stop sign. Oh, outside there? Started cursing and screaming at Wait, wait. What happened? What did you do to Okay. So, I turned around and I asked him what his problem was. And he comes in here like a psycho. You know, we had we had we had a lot of deaths and a very bad we're having a very bad day. He pulled a knife on me. We told Told me to get the knife. He carries a knife. He pulled it out on me. Thank you. What does that mean? Cuz that what were you threatening him with a gun? He pulled a knife on and then I pointed the gun at him after he pulled the knife on me. Can I ask you a question? What's going to kill you faster, a knife or a gun? A knife. Go ahead, honey. You can [ __ ] try. A knife. Nice try. Have a nice day. Stop filming me, please. Everything has been filmed, so. Say it again. What did you say to me? Everything's been filmed. Mhm. All right, we'll stop filming. Look, I'm not going to pretend for 1 second here that either one of these guys was right. They were both looking for a fight and they both found one. But what gets me is that the cop seems to think that he has the right and the authority to follow people home and pick fights with them. I don't have the name of the cop, but he does claim that he works for NYPD. But hopefully we can find out who he is and get him the straight jacket that he needs before he ends up like the San Antonio police officer who followed someone to a parking lot and shot them. The officer's wife, who originally uploaded the video, has deleted it from her profile.